Wasatch Back County
Summit County
Summit County is Utah's most expensive real estate market, with Zillow values near $1.31 million driven by Park City's luxury ski resort status. Demand from affluent second-home buyers, tech executives, and Sundance-connected creatives sustains elevated prices despite limited permanent population.
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Cities & Towns of Summit County
18 incorporated cities and towns — click any place to see homes for sale, neighborhoods, schools, and the full local directory.
Summit Park
8,820 residents
ExplorePark City
8,365 residents
ExploreSnyderville
5,500 residents
ExploreKimball Junction
3,500 residents
ExplorePinebrook
3,200 residents
ExploreTrailside Park
2,500 residents
ExploreKamas
2,229 residents
ExploreJeremy Ranch
2,200 residents
ExploreCoalville
1,915 residents
ExploreOakley
1,812 residents
ExploreFrancis
1,809 residents
ExploreSilver Summit
1,800 residents
ExploreSilver Creek Village
1,200 residents
ExploreHenefer
855 residents
ExplorePeoa
800 residents
ExploreHoliday Ranch
800 residents
ExploreWanship
600 residents
ExploreCoalville area
500 residents
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Explore Summit County Neighborhoods
Micro-markets across Summit County — golf communities, ski villages, mountain estates, and family subdivisions.
Sundial Lodge area
Park City
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Park City
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Park City
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Park City
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Pinebrook
ViewSammamish Heights
Summit Park
ViewOld US-40 corridor
Snyderville
ViewQuin community
Park City
ViewPaintbrush Canyon
Park City
ViewHoliday Hills
Snyderville
ViewIron Canyon
Snyderville
ViewPinebrook Estates
Pinebrook
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Summit County Real Estate News
Market reports, buyer guides, seller playbooks, and local coverage — original CLM editorial.
Summit County sits in Wasatch Back with a 2024 population of 43,109 residents across 1870.58 square miles. The county seat is Coalville, and the region is defined by its accommodation and food services economy, 42.0-year median age, and median household income of $137,058. Real estate values have moved 2.2% over the past year, with a median home price of $1,311,033 and typical days on market at 37. This directory profile pulls verified data from the U.S. Census, Utah Department of Workforce Services, and MLS-adjacent public sources to give buyers, sellers, and relocation candidates a full picture of Summit County — economy, schools, market, and lifestyle — before they engage an agent.
Summit County at a Glance
| Population (2024) | 43,109 | 5-Year Growth | 1.8% |
| Median Age | 42.0 | Median Household Income | $137,058 |
| Median Home Price | $1,311,033 | Home Price YoY | 2.2% |
| Median Rent | $1,969 | Days on Market | 37 |
| Active Listings | 700 | Unemployment | 2.9% |
| College Degree | 58.1% | Poverty Rate | 5.1% |
| Area | 1870.58 sq mi | County Seat | Coalville |
Real Estate Market in Summit County
Summit County is Utah’s most expensive real estate market, with median home values near $1.31 million driven by Park City’s luxury ski resort status. Demand from affluent second-home buyers, tech executives, and Sundance-connected creatives sustains elevated prices despite limited permanent population.
Current Market Snapshot
Compared with the Utah statewide median of roughly $540,000, Summit County sits above the state average, shaping affordability for first-time buyers, relocators, and investors. Connect with a licensed Summit County directory agent for MLS-verified inventory.
Economy and Employment in Summit County
Summit County supports 3,650 employers with 35,222 total workers. The three dominant industry sectors:
Accommodation and Food Services
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Retail Trade
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Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services
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This employment mix drives job stability, commute patterns, and long-term appreciation across Summit County — a leading indicator for buyers evaluating relocation to Summit County.
Schools in Summit County
School quality is a top-three driver of home value across Summit County. Buyers should weigh Summit County school district boundaries before selecting a neighborhood.
Notable Schools in Summit County
Park City High School
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Treasure Mountain Junior High
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Parley’s Park Elementary
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Geography and Climate
Summit County covers 1870.58 square miles in Wasatch Back. Elevation ranges from 5,255 ft to 13,448 ft. Summit County has an alpine climate shaped by the Uinta and Wasatch mountain ranges. Park City at 7,000 feet receives 300+ inches of annual snowfall, earning a reputation as the ‘Greatest Snow on Earth.’ Winters are long and cold, summers are mild with afternoon thunderstorms, and ski resorts operate from November through April.
History and Character
Founded: 1854. Name origin: Named for its position near the summit of the Wasatch Range, which formed a natural geographic and psychological divide for westward-traveling pioneers.
Silver mining in the Park City area began in the 1860s. The Sundance Film Festival has transformed Park City into an international cultural hub since 1978. The 2002 Winter Olympics hosted Alpine skiing, bobsled, luge, and nordic events in Summit County venues.
Notable people from Summit County: Robert Redford founded the Sundance Institute and Festival, transforming Park City. Multiple Olympic athletes have trained at the Utah Olympic Park in Summit County.
Utilities and Infrastructure in Summit County
Cities and Towns in Summit County
Explore every city and town in Summit County — click any card for a full local guide, listings, and directory-verified agents.
Park City
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Coalville
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Kamas
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Oakley
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Henefer
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Francis
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Snyderville
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Silver Summit
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Kimball Junction
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Summit Park
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Pinebrook
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Trailside Park
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Peoa
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Wanship
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Jeremy Ranch
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Coalville area
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Echo
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Hoytsville
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Holiday Ranch
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Silver Creek Village
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Frequently Asked Questions About Summit County
What is the median home price in Summit County?
As of the latest available data, the median home price in Summit County is $1,311,033, with year-over-year appreciation of 2.2%. Median monthly rent is $1,969. Prices vary significantly by city and neighborhood within the county — contact a directory agent for MLS-verified current listings.
Is Summit County a good place to live?
Summit County offers a 42.0-year median age, $137,058 median household income, and 2.9% unemployment. The county’s economy is anchored by accommodation and food services and retail trade, with schools rated 8/10 on average. Whether it’s the right fit depends on your commute needs, school priorities, and lifestyle preferences.
How far is Summit County from Salt Lake City?
Summit County is approximately 37 minutes from Salt Lake City by car via I-80. The nearest commercial airport is Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC).
What industries drive the Summit County economy?
The top three sectors in Summit County are Accommodation and Food Services, Retail Trade, and Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services. Together they support 35,222 workers across 3,650 employers, with a current unemployment rate of 2.9%.
Data last updated 2026-Q3. Real estate figures reflect the most recent MLS-adjacent aggregates compiled by Utah Real Estate Directory. For live inventory and MLS-verified comps, connect with a licensed Summit County directory agent.
Frequently asked questions
What is the median home price in Summit County?
The median home price in Summit County is approximately $1,311,033 with year-over-year appreciation of 2.2%.
How many cities are in Summit County?
Summit County has 18+ cities and towns tracked in our directory, including county seat Coalville.
What is the population of Summit County?
Summit County has approximately 43,109 residents with 1.8% five-year growth.
How long do homes typically stay on market in Summit County?
Homes in Summit County stay on the market roughly 37 days on average, with 700 currently active listings tracked.
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